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Compilation from the Korelin Economics Report in April. More and more proof that we are losing a financial war with ourselves...
I was up late making this, and there are two unintentional typos... Laptop keys are small too =)
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Multimillionaire Sean Hannity proved he's not just a loudmouthed blowhard but seriously out of touch with everyday Americans. Kudos to guest Robert Kuttner for refusing to be intimidated. From the 9/10/08 Hannity & Colmes.
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10/21/08: PBS NEWS HOUR Interview with Nassim Nicholas Taleb, famous economist and author of "The Black Swan" and Dr. Mandelbrot, professor of Mathematics. Both say that the present economy more serious than the Great Depression, and the economy during the American Revolution.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson speaks with "Face The Nation" host Bob Schieffer about the current state of the economy and the controversial decision to assist Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Jim Rogers on US Economy, FED, Ben Bernanke, Ron Paul and recession
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World leaders launched extraordinary summit talks Friday on the economic crisis gripping the globe, searching for ways to limit the current carnage and prevent future calamities. (Nov. 14)
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The siege of Bangkok's international airport by anti-government protesters could be a crippling blow for Thailands economy.
Not only thousands of travellers are stranded. The protests have also paralyzed the countrys international air freight to the tune of millions of dollars.
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Hungary has just received a $25bn cash injection from the International Monetary Fund to save it from financial collapse. Harry Smith reports from Budapest.